STATEMENT OF NEEDS Sample Clauses

STATEMENT OF NEEDS. 1. Describe the more persistent needs of participants that your county continues to address with MFIP funds. Discuss any unique needs of the MFIP and DWP participants, including participants in the Family Stabilization Services (FSS) track. 2. For each of the categories listed below, specify what proportion of the MFIP, DWP and FSS participant caseloads will likely need these services in the 2010-11 biennium. A participant could be included in more than one category. Needs/Services Caseloads MFIP DWP FSS 3. If you have additional comments regarding the needs of MFIP, DWP and FSS participants, use the space provided below.

STATEMENT OF NEEDS. In consideration of the Purchaser agreeing to pay the Contractor the Contract Price in accordance with the Payment Schedule, the Contractor undertakes to design, engineer, procure, manufacture, supply, erect, construct, install, test, commission and complete the Works and achieve the Final Performance Acceptance within the Time for Completion, to remedy defects therein and to do all other acts and things mentioned in or reasonably to be inferred from the Contract as forming a part of the Contractor's obligations in conformity in all respects with the provisions of the Contract.

STATEMENT OF NEEDS. 1. For each of the program areas listed below, what needs and priorities will be addressed during the 2010-11 biennium?

STATEMENT OF NEEDS. A. Scope Selected firm(s) will work with OARC to perform contract compliance audits for specific construction contracts selected by OARC and CPIF. In general, the audits will consist of analyzing contracts including uniform and supplemental general conditions; all invoicing and back-up; schedule of values and related pro-ration; contractor general conditions; subcontractor and self-performed work invoicing; contractor and/or subcontractor wage certifications, fiscal transaction process; and other relevant related process requirements. The project objectives are to: • Determine that ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and payments for selected construction projects are in accordance with contract documents. • Determine that various costs are not duplicated. • Determine the appropriate pricing of change orders. • Identify opportunities for cost avoidance. • Provide information that will result in cost recoveries, and/or to evaluate time commitments in relation to contracts. Virginia Tech may add other objectives, depending on the scope of work agreed to with the successful proposer. Auditors from OARC may assist with engagements as available. The impact on fees should that scenario be chosen will be addressed per project. For individual construction audit projects, this work will ordinarily be performed in two or more phases: • Preconstruction – reviews of construction contract awards, contract terms and conditions. • Construction in Progress – change order reviews, payment applications, General Contractor, architects and 3rd party reviews. • Contract Close Out – validation of completion of projects and cost compliance with contract terms, final ▇▇▇▇ and mediation. Additionally, projects in one or more of the following construction project related areas may be requested: • Inventory Management – evaluation of controls over management of construction related purchases including receiving, storage, and movement. • Project Management Consulting and Training – evaluate overall project management including project scheduling; provide project management and cost validation training to key management personnel.

STATEMENT OF NEEDS. A. OOD’s mission is to ensure individuals with disabilities achieve quality employment, independence and disability determination outcomes through integrated services, partnerships and innovation. All activities under this Agreement shall be in compliance with the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (29 USC 701, et. seq.) as amended in 1998, the purpose of which is to assist states in providing vocational rehabilitation services to individuals with disabilities, as well as all corresponding Federal and State laws and rules, including, but not limited to, The Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) Title 34, Ohio Revised Code (ORC) Title 33, Chapter 3304 and Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) Chapter 3304. B. The purpose of this Agreement is for the purchase of case management activities for individuals with disabilities (also referred to as “consumers”) who are applying or are eligible for Vocational Rehabilitation (VR) services. In addition, as per 34 CFR 361.36, when a state vocational rehabilitation program (i.e. OOD), does not have adequate resources to serve all eligible individuals in the state, an Order of Selection (OOS) is to be implemented. OOS delineates parameters for selecting the order in which eligible individuals with disabilities are served and requires that those individuals with the most significant disabilities are served first. Order of Selection is to be implemented on a statewide basis. C. OOD will maintain administrative supervision for all case management activities. OOD maintains all non- delegable functions of a designated state unit under 34 CFR 361.13(c). The non-delegable functions that shall be performed by a qualified vocational rehabilitation counselor employed by OOD include: 1) Determination of eligibility - A qualified VR counselor employed by the agency must determine if an individual requires VR services to prepare for, secure, retain or regain employment (34 CFR 361.42(a)(1)(iii)). 2) Development of the Individualized Plan for Employment (IPE) - A qualified VR counselor employed by the agency must approve and sign the IPE (34 CFR 361.45(d)(3)(ii)). 3) Review of the IPE - A qualified VR counselor must review the IPE, at least annually, to assess the individual's progress in achieving the identified employment outcome (section 102(b)(2)(E) of the Act and 34 CFR 361.45(d)(5)). 4) Amendment of the IPE - A qualified VR counselor employed by the agency must agree to and sign an amendment to an individual's IPE in order for it to take effect (3...

STATEMENT OF NEEDS. The Contractor shall furnish all labor, supervision, equipment, tools, parts and materials, as necessary, to provide After Hours “Help Desk” Technical Support and other related services in accordance with the proposal specifications and as listed herein.

STATEMENT OF NEEDS. The contractor shall comply with all applicable federal, state and local laws, rules and regulations applicable to the provision and performance by the contractor of the work and services that are the subject of the contract.

STATEMENT OF NEEDS. The County (what it needs)__________________________. The successful bidder shall provide_____________________________.

STATEMENT OF NEEDS. The proposal shall include software, technical labor, data conversion, training, hardware (as needed), and ongoing support and maintenance that meet the City’s business needs as described in this RFP. The City will consider all cloud-based deployment options, which include Software as a Service (SaaS). The City intends to integrate the requested system, including all modules, with other current core systems as well as any future systems. Specifically, the ELM system will be utilized by Neighborhood Development Services (NDS) for managing the lifecycle of a building, including permits, inspections, new construction, occupancy, renovations, and demolition. The City expects NDS to achieve substantial gains in productivity, efficiency, accuracy, mobility and capacity to make data-driven decisions through the implementation of the ELM software system. In addition, through the implementation of the public access portal, NDS expects to increase the level of service delivery with the local development community. The ELM software system must integrate with key enterprise technologies, including the City’s Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system (SAP), Geographic Information System (ESRI), among others. Multiple data collection points, both fixed and mobile, are envisioned to promote City employee/user ease, and encourage City engagement, both within the development community and citizens. A. SOFTWARE SYSTEM NDS believes that the procurement and implementation of an ELM software system will result in improved levels of service and responsiveness to the development community, including residents and businesses of Charlottesville. General requirements of the ELM software system include, but are not limited to, the following: • Streamline business processes through automation across the lifecycle of a building, including permits, inspections, new construction, occupancy, renovations, and demolition • Integrate with ESRI ArcGIS data layers for management of lifecycle of a building • Create project dashboards (assignments, due dates, activity) • Provide mobile system access for field staff to complete inspections • Provide land management performance reporting and query tools • Expand customer engagement capabilities with NDS through the usage of citizen access web portal The comprehensive Requirements Traceability Matrix (RTM) details the various types of requirements identified for the ELM software system. The nine excel spreadsheets that make up the RTM for ELM are ...